Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.
I'm a democrat and I'm starting to feel the same way.
+1
I'm a moderate. I'm adding the Washington Post. They are even worse than the Times. I wish it would burn down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.
I'm a democrat and I'm starting to feel the same way.
+1
I'm a moderate. I'm adding the Washington Post. They are even worse than the Times. I wish it would burn down.
Yeah. You totally sound like it.
Anonymous wrote:I minored in urban studies and was always puzzled at the implicit message that cities can't function unless they have lots of white people. How is it white peoples fault for crime, public corruption, and dysfunctional leadership? If you're given a 'turn-key' city all you have to do is MAINTAIN it. Yet every major city in the US was destroyed after white flight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.
I'm a democrat and I'm starting to feel the same way.
+1
I'm a moderate. I'm adding the Washington Post. They are even worse than the Times. I wish it would burn down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.
I'm a democrat and I'm starting to feel the same way.
+1
I'm a moderate. I'm adding the Washington Post. They are even worse than the Times. I wish it would burn down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.
I'm a democrat and I'm starting to feel the same way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/15/opinion/white-flight.html
"Not surprisingly, houses on the suburban side of the border have always been a little more expensive than their city counterparts. Using data on 100 border neighborhoods in the 1960s and 1970s, I find that this cross-border housing price gap grew by a few percentage points — to a 7 percent suburban housing price premium from a 5 percent premium — as black migrants flowed into the city, even though new black arrivals lived miles away. Households in these areas were motivated by concerns about how a changing local electorate would affect property taxes and service levels. In fact, for this set of households, what mattered most about the new Southern arrivals crowding into neighborhoods across town was not their race but their lower levels of income.
That doesn’t mean racism wasn’t a motivating factor. For the third of white households near a black enclave in 1940, concerns about new black neighbors was indeed a primary motivation. And those households moved out of the city at a higher rate than others, contributing more than a third to the white exodus. But for the remainder of urban whites, most of whom never interacted with a black family, leaving for the resource-rich suburbs was an economic calculus, one that was accelerated by the steady stream of poor migrants, both white and black, into central cities."
Another interesting hypothesis from Slaughter Of Cities: Urban Renewal As Ethnic Cleansing. https://www.amazon.com/Slaughter-Cities-Renewal-Ethnic-Cleansing/dp/1587317702/ From the Amazon description:
"Urban renewal was the last gasp attempt of the WASP ruling class to take control of a country that was slipping out of its grasp for demographic reasons. The largely Catholic ethnics were to be driven out of their neighborhoods into the suburbs, where they were to be “Americanized” according to WASP principles. The neighborhoods they left behind were to be turned over to the sharecroppers from the South or turned into futuristic Bauhaus enclaves for the new government elites. Using political tactics like eminent domain and “integration,” the planners made sure that the ethnic neighborhood got transformed into something more congenial to their dreams of social engineering than the actual communities of people they saw as a threat to their control."
https://youtu.be/s_2JOyxFTIc
Anonymous wrote:https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/15/opinion/white-flight.html
"Not surprisingly, houses on the suburban side of the border have always been a little more expensive than their city counterparts. Using data on 100 border neighborhoods in the 1960s and 1970s, I find that this cross-border housing price gap grew by a few percentage points — to a 7 percent suburban housing price premium from a 5 percent premium — as black migrants flowed into the city, even though new black arrivals lived miles away. Households in these areas were motivated by concerns about how a changing local electorate would affect property taxes and service levels. In fact, for this set of households, what mattered most about the new Southern arrivals crowding into neighborhoods across town was not their race but their lower levels of income.
That doesn’t mean racism wasn’t a motivating factor. For the third of white households near a black enclave in 1940, concerns about new black neighbors was indeed a primary motivation. And those households moved out of the city at a higher rate than others, contributing more than a third to the white exodus. But for the remainder of urban whites, most of whom never interacted with a black family, leaving for the resource-rich suburbs was an economic calculus, one that was accelerated by the steady stream of poor migrants, both white and black, into central cities."
Another interesting hypothesis from Slaughter Of Cities: Urban Renewal As Ethnic Cleansing. https://www.amazon.com/Slaughter-Cities-Renewal-Ethnic-Cleansing/dp/1587317702/ From the Amazon description:
"Urban renewal was the last gasp attempt of the WASP ruling class to take control of a country that was slipping out of its grasp for demographic reasons. The largely Catholic ethnics were to be driven out of their neighborhoods into the suburbs, where they were to be “Americanized” according to WASP principles. The neighborhoods they left behind were to be turned over to the sharecroppers from the South or turned into futuristic Bauhaus enclaves for the new government elites. Using political tactics like eminent domain and “integration,” the planners made sure that the ethnic neighborhood got transformed into something more congenial to their dreams of social engineering than the actual communities of people they saw as a threat to their control."
Anonymous wrote:Are you joking? actually that is exactly what happened- a bunch of white people (not to the entire race , most of whom are not racist) did get together and decide "coloreds over there, whites over here" and whites who rebelled against this social order faced negative consequences.
Anonymous wrote:I can't read the Times anymore. Political crap posing as journalism.